Cut-paste editorials, risograph splatters, and cassette-release sleeves from a kitchen counter in Taipei.
Ruby runs a zine out of a small apartment with a big photocopier. Twenty-four issues in, six years deep, and still stapling every copy by hand on a Friday afternoon. The work sits somewhere between editorial design, fan culture, and the argument that print is fine, thanks for asking. Day-to-day: writing, cutting, xeroxing, mailing, and occasionally sleeping. Paid in trade when possible, paid in NT$ when not.
Forty-page quarterly anthology of photographs, essays, and hand-lettering collected from night-shift workers across Taipei. Sold out in eleven days. Second print run 800 copies.
Full packaging design for a 12-song noise-pop cassette including die-cut J-card, fold-out lyric poster, and sticker sheet. Risograph-printed at the studio, assembled around the kitchen table.
Twelve-poster series commissioned by Taipei Poetry Festival. Each poster pairs a Taiwanese-Hokkien proverb with a photograph of the block the proverb came from. Three shown at Milan Design Week 2024.
A 24-page rant against "aesthetic" culture, xeroxed on pink newsprint, distributed free at the 2023 Taipei Art Book Fair. Three thousand copies moved in two days. Reprinted twice by request.